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In a recent interview with the New York Times, longtime CNN anchor Anderson Cooper discussed the challenges of covering Trump.

The Utah senator highlighted the wild activities that some festival attendees took part in, including orgies and group orgasm hypnosis sessions.

Marsha Wipperman wanted to give her son the best life possible, even if it meant taking on parent PLUS student loans. Now she just wants relief.

Former state Rep. Becky Edwards is leading her closest rival by over 20 points in a Utah special primary election, according to one recent poll.

While Vivek Ramaswamy has made some 'outrageous' claims about race, Ibram X. Kendi, said he wasn't surprised about inflammatory comparisons to the KKK.

According to The Last Politician, Biden viewed the failure as an example of the class divide between him and his former running mate.

From bureaucratic hurdles to a lack of broad student-loan forgiveness, experts told Insider borrowers are facing a tough repayment road ahead.

District Judge Tanya Chutkan rejected the Trump legal team's arguments for more time, and set the federal election interference trial for March 2024.

Rep. Ocasio-Cortez told The Guardian it is essential that the US reflect on its previous decisions to overthrow governments that it saw as threats.

While being deposed in NY AG Letitia James' lawsuit, Trump called his financial statements "worthless." It is among many defenses in his upcoming trial.

Gingrich told The Washington Post that former President Trump's GOP challengers "are competing with a leader in a completely different world."

Florida Sec. of State Cord Byrd said he disagreed DeSantis' redistricting violated the constitution and would appeal to the state Supreme Court.

Vice President Kamala Harris seemed "instantly aware" of any criticism of her, a new book by Franklin Foer says.

Cruz has made significant money since his failed 2016 presidential run, pinning a series of books that have brought in six-figure advances.

Neo-Nazi groups held Labor Day weekend rallies in Orlando. They paraded swastika flags and performed the Nazi salute while harassing passersby.

The former top prosecutor is representing himself in several lawsuits instead of hiring a big legal team.

The initiative gives business owners the opportunity to display rainbow stickers that show the business is a safe space for LGBTQ+ people.

A Democratic committee member in Pennsylvania told Politico the state party was "amateur hour" despite its victories last year.

Mitch McConnell's health scare is making people wonder what Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear will do if the longtime senator vacates his seat.

Richardson played a key role in the negotiations that led to the release of WNBA player Brittney Griner, who was held in Russia for nearly 10 months.

Human Rights Watch has accused Saudi Arabia of killing "hundreds" of migrants and asylum seekers near the Yemen border.

After a 36-year college football coaching career including a high-profile stint at Auburn, Sen. Tommy Tuberville joined the Senate in 2021.

Jessamine GOP chair Bob Barney told The Washington Post "we're all very disappointed" that Mitch McConnell didn't let someone else take over in 2022.

The student-loan payment pause might be over, but some borrowers still don't know what their monthly payments will look like in October.

Tucker Carlson claimed Democrats and Republicans feel threatened by Trump and "just can't have" him as president again.

Rep. Mike Gallagher of Wisconsin said that while he support the GOP's nominee, he thinks that Trump is simply too old.

As part of the deal, Crow guaranteed Thomas' mother that she could continue to live in the house, and its then-'blighted' neighborhood, in perpetuity.

Carlson agreed with Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy's point that the nation's leaders are getting too old.

Trump went on — and on — about his marble bathrooms while being deposed in Attorney General Letitia James' fraud lawsuit, a new transcript shows.

Along with an impeachment inquiry, Rep. Greene said she will not vote to prevent a government shutdown unless funding for Ukraine is cut.

Real America's Voice got 17 minutes on the phone with Trump — but commenters immediately suspected it was AI-generated.

On Friday, interest on federal student-loan borrowers' balances once again started to accrue. Monthly bills will become due one month later.

North Korea's supreme leader Kim Jong Un was regaled by sailors and sat among some very jazzy lighting on a banquet broadcast on state TV.

Doctors have speculated that Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell freezing again at a press conference could be a sign of absence seizures.

Over his lengthy tenure, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has voted conservatively on issues of race, guns, welfare, and abortion.

The Texas Supreme Court denied an injunction to save the Harris County election office, which will close Friday as part of a new law championed by state Republican leaders.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell froze up in the middle of a press conference on Wednesday, just one month after suffering a similar episode.

"The removal of this benefit takes away, for some, their entire reason for working here," a firefighter named Pete Simon told the Miami Times Online.

Mitch McConnell appeared confused and disoriented when he froze during a press conference in Kentucky.

Trump's attacks have entered a dangerous new phase, seeking to delegitimize not just the "deep state" but the idea of legitimate government itself.

The law, dubbed "the law that kills," was so broad it prevented local ordinances that mandated things such as water breaks for construction workers.

A high of 62% of potential Republican primary voters said Trump has the best chance of beating Biden, according to the latest Morning Consult tracking poll.

In the wake of ProPublica's bombshell reporting, Thomas' use of private jets and acceptance of lavish trips has received significant scrutiny.

Thomas' decision to disclose flights, food, and lodging paid for by Harlan Crow comes after bombshell reports about the justice's finances.

After Hurricane Ian struck Florida, disaster investors swooped in to prey on vulnerable families and turn a quick profit on their damaged homes.

Republican state Sen. Colton Moore recently warned that his Trump-supporting constituents may try to start a civil war.

The Biden administration is asking Congress for continued funding to keep Social Security running and low-income babies fed.